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The impacts of Climate Change

   
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Taking Action for Oregon

Oregon is famous for its efforts to protect the environment and for not doing business as usual. Today, the Department of Environmental Quality is meeting the challenge of climate change head-on. Science shows that, working together, we can make a difference. DEQ is participating in statewide, regional, national, and global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prepare for impacts and help nurture a cleaner, more sustainable world.

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Reports

  • Executive Order 20-04 Directive for a Cap and Reduce Program
  • Preliminary Work Plan for Achieving Reductions in Methane Emissions from Landfills
  • Preliminary Work Plan to Expand the Oregon Clean Fuels Program
  • Preliminary Work Plan to Reduce Food Waste
  • Program Options to Cap and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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